Torch User 2.1
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1. a note hasnt been held for more than 5 seconds in which case another down pick will be triggered at the next keystroke Auto Vibrato button active when Strummaker is off Good for solos Of course you can use the mod wheel for vibrato also Torch Output st 1 amp Voices O Max 200 amp Midi Ch A 1 Memory 122 52 MB STIMIMMANEN StrumMaker A 7th la Min Sequencer b mi i ET SEE Fretboard Pickup Selector Switch works in all modes This switch selects the pickup configuration and is reflected in the LED above each pickup There are 9 positions starting from full left 1 Bridge pickup double coil humbucker 2 Bridge and Middle pickups together 3 Middle pickup single coil 4 Middle and Neck pickups together 5 Neck pickup single coil This switch really does switch from samples made simultaneously of each pickup with the phase relationships between them preserved You can even switch them as notes are playing No noise reduction was used so you can hear the hum from the single coil pickups on the tails of notes Tone Knob works in all modes A low pass filter to simulate the tone controls on an electric guitar Note Selection pull down menus active when StrumMaker button is on One for each string Here you choose where your virtual fingers are placed on the frets The first selection of each string is Open so you wont see a marker on the Fretboard Disp2. it s contents in ANY WAY is expressly forbidden and a violation of international copyright law Torch is licensed as is we have created a product that we believe sounds great and plays well but we cannot guarantee that it will fulfill any particular expectation on the part of the end user 2011 A Tracy Collins
3. when StrumMaker button is on Copies the current chord to a user location for editing String Selection Menu active when StrumMaker button is on Lets you choose which strings are active when creating your own chords Articulations When playing without StrumMaker you can choose from these articulations triggered at higher velocities see Low Velocity slider above Mutes Button works in all modes Turn on low velocity mutes Great for aggressive playing including metal chunks Main Control Panel extension 14 More Less Button opens and closes extension panel STMIMMANEN StrumMaker wes oe oe n oeque Cer Up Slides Down Sides Harmonics Articulations Switch Velocity This slider determines the low velocity of the Articulations For instance as set above Up Slides will be triggered at velocities greater than or equal to 109 Release Volume Controls the volume of the release sounds Alternating Pick Rate active when Strummaker is off This one s a little hard to explain When playing Torch s sounds normally without StrumMaker the script will alternate between down pick and up pick samples with each keystroke This slider determines the amount of time between keystrokes before 2 down picks will be triggered consecutively When this slider is all the way to the left the down pick samples will play every time With the slider all the way to the right the samples will alternate as long as
4. Indiginus Torch Electric Guitar User Manual a Version 1 2 2011 A Tracy Collins Torch s user interface consists of three separate screens accessed by the tabs located in the lower left Torch Output st v ip Voices O Max Midi Ch A 1 Memory 13 50 MB STRUM SEQUENCER Strum Sequencer Here is where you ll find the controls for the automated strumming patterns There are preset patterns as well as locations to create and store your own Think of this as your guitarist s right hand that holds the pick and makes up and down strokes The Fretboard Main Screen Here you can choose between playing modes choose from preset chords or create your own chords and use the pickup select switch When using StrumMaker this is your guitarist s left hand that presses the strings down to form chords Torch 0 Voices O Max Output st X voice Midi Ch A 1 Memory 113 50 MB ae gt seacte F Threshold Ratio Release Output COTTE sr E s ann Tone an Output Effects An effects rack and an amp head with a speaker cabinet are available There are 8 editable presets The last one turns off all of the effects so you can use your own processing If you like Torch Output st 1 Midi Ch A 1 AA A A p p There are 3 modes for playing Torch 1 Playing with StrumMaker and the Strum
5. OONA A Threshold Ratio ae a A AA Output 10 8 1 5 6 1 0k Tweed_t Power ey ean Ta a ae gt DISTORTION gt oo co FLANGER s L Keue input Pre Delay Size Preset Menu You ll find this pull down menu on the upper left There are 8 presets and you can edit them There is no save button Whatever changes you make are permanent so always save your instrument under a new name so you ll always have the original version of your Torch presets Threshold ae U kaicase Output The Effects Rack ta 4 0K This is standard stuff so well assume that you have a general Bova J K F idea of what these guys do Time r D SELAY The LED on the left of each unit turns it on and off ns To bypass all effects turn off their LEDs Or the Sth preset in the omona Preset menu is All Off wae DISTORTION om 4 lf at some point you are not hearing any sound tt Is likely that the output of one of these units is turned down FLAN GER Amp Head The Power LED turns the amp on off Along with Bass Mid and Treble knobs there is a Gain knob and a Master volume To create overdrive turn the Gain up and the Master down Speaker Cabinet Choose from several speaker configurations The samples and programming in Indiginus Torch Electric Guitar are the property of Indiginus and are licensed not sold for use in music productions only Any unauthorized copying selling lending UPLOADING or redistribution of
6. Sequencer off Blue keys indicate playable multisamples StrumMaker Sequencer AA AAAA 2 StrumMaker in live mode where you play the pattern yourself alternating between downstrokes single keys C1 B1 and upstrokes single keys Ce Sequencer B2 StrumMaker Cyan keys indicate downstrokes and red upstrokes TATTLE TTT TTT StrumMaker with the Strum Sequencer Automated pattens trigger the chords you have selected Patterns are triggered using keys 01 B1 StrumMaker Sequencer Green keys indicate sequence trigger notes Note that the manual down and upstrokes are still available but have move up 2 octaves AAA Main Control Panel gt TRUM ARER StrumMaker Up Slides Down Sides Harmonics The Variation Knob active when StrumMaker button is on To access a particular chord just press the corresponding key For instance pressing C1 will cause C to be displayed and the Variation knob will indicate the chord variation If you turn the knob to Dim the next time you press C1 you will hear a C diminished chord This makes it easy to set the Fret Board for playing in different keys StrumMaker and Strum Sequencer on off buttons otrumMaker button automatically lights when tbe Sequencer button Is turned on Looseness active when StrumMaker button is on slows down speed of the pick over the strings at lower velocities Copy Chord To active
7. ature pulldown menu The center line is zero velocity Dragging downward creates a downstroke and dragging upward creates an upstroke with velocity increasing as you get farther from the center Lower velocity settings will trigger mutes If the Mutes button Is on Above you can see a full downstroke on beat 1 with an upstroke on beat 2 Since the Mutes button is on and the velocity is low the upstroke on beat 2 will be muted The Counter between the grids follows the beat when the pattern is playing and indicates the number of steps The lower grid controls the duration of the strums at each step The higher the bar the longer the note The buttons on the right Sequencer button Just engages or disengages the sequencer Pattern menu Choose from preset or user patterns Time Signature menu You guessed it choose your time signature here Mutes button Turns on the low velocity mutes Reset Grid Resets the grid so you can start from scratch Copy To Copies the current pattern to one of 3 user locations Pattern Keyswitch controls Pressing the Show KeySw button reveals this menu Keys CO FO can be used to change patterns on the fly Just press one of these keys before or during a pattern Here you can choose which pattern each of the 6 key switch keys will trigger Effects Torch Output st 1 td Voices O Max TORCH Midi Ch A 1 Memory 113 50 MB Clean Flange IIIJ IIIS DOCONIA
8. jor 2 Select another note preferably one you don t need for this song For instance play a D note and set the variation to User 3 Enter the notes for a D minor or use the Copy Chord To fuction Now when you need that D minor chord you access it by playing the D key 4 Do the same for the G and G7 or any other chords you need However if there Is a key change in the song you might want to open up another Torch instrument on another midi channel and set it s chords to the new key The Strum Sequencer a Torch 4 gt s e Output st 1 ty Yoices O Max 200 Purge 0 00 ACH Midi Ch A 1 g Memory 13 50 MB a NV STRUM SEQUENCER a ee Mutes Reset Grid all Lidieeialis Strum Sequencer The Strum Sequencer is a simple sequencer for the creation of automated strumming patterns There are several preset patterns as well as 3 user memory locations in the Strum Pattern pulldown menu The patterns are triggered by playing single notes on the keyboard from C1 to B1 Pattern Downstrokes Pitch Mod a E A dR Individual down and up strokes are also available for stops and accents The green Sequencer LED must be lit for the Sequencer to run The Mutes button ts also available on this panel Creating Custom Patterns The upper grid is bipolar and controls the velocity of each strum for each of the 16 available steps you can vary the number of steps in the Time Sign
9. lay active when StrumMaker button is on For display only Choose your notes with the Note Selection pull down menus 10 sure it would ve been cool to be able to choose your notes right here on the display but alas it s not possible with current script language Creating Your Own Chords 1 Play the root note of your new chord on the keyboard and then set the Variation knob to User Or start with a preset chord and Copy Chord To whichever user location you like Each scale note has a User variation so you can have a total of 12 custom chords at a time 2 Choose the string configuration with the String Selection pull down menu Select fretted notes using pull down menus on the left not on the display 3 Select which fret your virtual finger will be playing by using the pull down menus to the left where the neck meets the body of the guitar Remember that the first selection will always be the open string so py eb you wont see a white rectangle in that case E2 Continue on each string until you have your chord 4 Now whenever you hit that root note on the keyboard you hear your new chord 5 Remember to save your work If you are using Kontakt within a DAW it should save your work with the project Otherwise just save the instrument under a new name So let s say you need a D major a D minor a G major and a G7 all available at one time 1 Play a D note and set the variation to Ma
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